Skincare is the frontrunner in beauty’s global growth, Euromonitor International reveals. And, as such, innovation across the industry is occurring at a rapid rate. Whether it’s new laser treatments that target skin imperfections or groundbreaking products for the face and body, the latest beauty trends are bound to revolutionise your skincare routine.
Body care
Rather than something just thought about in the summer months, body care is becoming an increasing priority, in addition to face care, throughout the year. Inflammation, clogged pores, and inhibited skin cell turnover, in particular, are common triggers for body acne, including back and butt acne. Fortunately, body acne can effectively be both prevented and treated with the right products and precautions. Be sure your current body products don’t contain pore-clogging comedogenic ingredients, such as coconut oil, cocoa butter, and wheat germ oil. For those looking for alternatives, consider exploring non-comedogenic body butter made in the UK, which often feature nourishing ingredients less likely to block pores. Similarly, hair products (particularly leave-in treatments) typically contain oils and silicones, which can leave unwanted, pore-clogging residue on your skin.
You can also opt for enzyme body washes, which are designed to exfoliate the skin and keep acne at bay. A product with lactic, glycolic, and mandelic acids, for example, can effectively eradicate breakout-causing dirt and debris, along with dry and flaky skin
Laser treatment
No matter how well you take care of your skin, small imperfections are bound to crop up — whether it’s spider veins, brown spots, acne scars, pigmentation, large pores, or general redness. Enter the excel V+ laser: a powerful new technology able to treat all these pesky blemishes and imperfections. It uses specific wavelengths to target and eradicate a host of skin concerns, while also stimulating collagen production, minimising signs of aging, and rejuvenating your complexion.
The excel V+ laser offers a fast, non-invasive treatment with no anesthesia required — this is thanks to the built-in automatic cooling technology. Small thread veins typically fade immediately after treatment, while larger veins usually fade over several weeks and may require multiple treatments.
Mineral-based skincare products
Although you may take a host of daily vitamins and minerals orally, topical, mineral-based products are also important for maintaining a healthy, glowing complexion. Products packed with minerals like iron, magnesium, zinc, and copper, for example, are especially beneficial as they essentially aid communication between skin cells, which, in turn, helps maximise the product’s efficiency. Magnesium, in particular, is a key micronutrient for skin health. Being deficient in this mineral can decrease the elasticity of your skin and actually speed up the visible signs of aging, including fine lines. Not only can a magnesium-based moisturiser hydrate and soften the skin, but it can also help balance your skin’s pH levels and eradicate unwanted pigmentation and sun spots. You can even opt for a magnesium-based skin product designed to be left on overnight for a more intensive treatment.
Exciting innovations are occurring in the world of beauty and skincare all the time. Body care, new laser treatments, and mineral-based skincare products are some of the latest beauty trends to look out for.
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